Markets Report Mixed Livestock Prices and Steel Strife
Livestock markets in North Carolina and Chicago show hogs and sheep with varied demand and prices while steel unrest intensifies across Ohio and Pennsylvania. Reports detail hog weights 170 to 300 pounds, sow declines, and yearling cattle steady to firm amid nationwide labor clashes and picketing in Warren Johnstown Ambridge and Detroit with clashes and calls for peace.
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North Carolina
Ward
Owe
Wether
Chicago Livestock Dept Ae
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ashtabula-Niles
U Fed
Lynn B. Griffith
Common Pleas
Warren
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
Nile Steel
Warren Oiles
Griffith
Republic
Conemaugh Valley
Buttermilk Falls
Johnstown
Ciivens
Cambria
Daniel Shields
Gov. George
American Legion
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago, June 15. Late editions warned that general beneficial rains in southern Saskatchewan in the next 48 hours were unlikely, sending grain prices higher as traders reacted to the prospect.
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Chicago
Saskatchewan
Park Playground Attracts Children For Opening Day
Park patrons flocked to the Winchester playground for its opening day as a large crowd, including many children, gathered despite pie wounds at the Win Part. Mrs Myrtle Chrismore is away attending aquatic school in Annapolis and Mrs Orion Hopkins leads the program. Chrismore expected back in Winchester June 23.
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Myrtle Chrismore
Annapolis
Orion Hopkins
Chrismore
Winchester
Park
Miss Pifer Mystery Continues as Relative Returns
Mrs. George Chapman of Shenandoah Caverns, sister of Martha Pifer missing from Albuquerque, returns home after fruitless search west for clues. H Pifer, nephew of Mrs Chapman and Martha Pifer, says no new leads were found in the case.
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George Chapman
Shenandoah Caverns
Martha Pifer
Albuquerque
N. M
H. Pifer
Stock Market Rebounds Amid Mixed Volume and Varied Gains
New York traders saw a fade in strike fears with many leading issues reclaiming part of Monday’s losses. Bonds improved while wheat and corn futures rose. other commodities lagged. Notable share prices at close included Allied Chemical 219 1/2 and U S Steel 95 5/8 with a generally cautious session.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Illinois
New York
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Smelters
Am. Tel
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Consol. Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
General Cronkhite Dies in Florida at 76
Maj Gen Adelbert Cronkhite, 76, retired U S Army, died in St Petersburg Florida after a weeklong illness. He served in World War I in France earning honors and later clashed with the War Department over the shooting death of his son Major Alexander Pennington Cronkhite, who was killed during a Camp Lewis march. Cronkhite previously commanded the 70th Division in France and led Winchester and Frederick county draftees in units attached to that division.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Adelbert Cronkhite
United States Army
Cronkhite
France
War Department
Alexander Pennington Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Washington
Winchester
Frederick County
Carriage Kept
Mrs. Parsons vanished before noon and a note demanding 25 000 was found in the Parsons car. Federal agents and about 150 investigators, including CCC crews and state rangers, renewed a search of the 22 acre estate with crews moving through fields and woods around the Parsons home.
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Parsons
Clivilian Conservation Corps
Forest Rangers
State Conservation Department
Parsons House
Instructors To Be Certificated At Red Cross Meet
Red Cross plans a meeting in Cranetoa Theran Church where Win ehacker Preseriek Chapter members will receive first aid certificates. The event includes distinguished speakers and chairmanship by Mrs Keeler and others. Ernest Krick will deliver the annual address on disaster relief during floods.
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Steen
Winehacker-Preseriek Chai
Red Cross
Cranetoa Theran Church
Henry Wright
Grace Tinsman Stickley
Edna Ridings
Avid Hottel
Orion L. Hopkins
Carter Forney
William L. Fordyce
Howard F. ’ Oo
Marpare Knight
Gladys L. Browne
Rose T. Pinkett
Pochontas Jackson
Hottel
Police Court Docket Involving Weems Judges Cases
Police court cases heard by Judge Donald Weems list defendants including William N. Cutterer of Berryville with reckless driving fined 15 dollars 25 cents. R F D 2. Scott Leland of Mill Creek W Va for disorderly conduct fined 10 dollars 25 cents. George Ash of Sharp Street for drunk fined 10 dollars 25 cents. Robert E Brill R F D 3 for no inspection sticker fined 10 dollars 25 cents.
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Donald Weems
William N. Cutterer
Berryville
Scott Leland
Mill Creek
W. Va
George Ash
Sharp Street
Robert E. Brill
F F A Delegates Stephens City PF F A Leader
F F A delegates Stephens City PF F A member who earned a degree and shows strong farming background. He graduated high school in 1937 and completed 17 enterprises with 8 this year. He logged 1,258 hours of supervised practice and 44 improved practices. He earned a net profit of 620.77 over three years and has 767 invested in farming. He held 11 offices and supervised the Stephens City school fair for two years. He represented his school 11 times with an average four year grade of 87.9 and plans to continue farming.
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Middletown
Herbert Manuel
Presidency O. i
Boyce
Woodrow Larrick
Ralph Hamilton
Churchville
Fred Williamson
Blue Ridge
Buchanan, Va
Billy Stewart
Davidson
Unionville
Boyd Roller
White Owl
Weyers Cave
Carroll Gathright, Jr
Goochland
Goochland Va
Woodrow Jenkins
Criglersville
Raymond Shouman
Marcia Sigler
Roscoe Miller
Massanutten
Mt Jackson
Earl Legge
Fairfax
Fairfaix
William Foltz
Gilbert Bushong
Muhlenburg
Woodstock
Leonard Bratton
Cyrus McCormick
Spotswood
John ©. Reynolds
Woodstock Va
Leroy Almarode
Stuarts Draft
Des
Bealeton
David Kiracore
North River
Kenneth Brill
Mt. Jackson
Cameron Crowne
Calverte
Calverton
Handley High School
Northern Virginia
W. R. Legge
Handley
Harry Band
WDBJ
Stephens City PF. F. A
Stephens City
Return To Africa film based on Livingstone Stanley tale
A motion picture titled Return To Africa will be based on the Livingstone and Stanley story. Twelve Hollywood men will fly to Africa in a chartered plane leaving London on June 23. Upon arrival they plan to recruit 200 natives for the production.
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Hollywood
Africa
London
Eastbound traveler recalls brutal stormy night
Mrs Johnson described a harsh eastbound trip from St Louis saying it was the worst she ever had. She cited lightning rain and hail and claimed she could pilot a plan herself despite the peril.
Barbara Bell Pattern 1841 B Slim Line Summer Frock
The Barbara Bell Pattern Book offers pattern No. 1841 B a trim flattering summer dress with darts at the waist for a slim line. Includes step by step sew chart and sizes 34 through 46. Size 36 needs 4% yards of 39 inch material with long sleeves.
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Barbara Bell
Kurtz Appraisal Report Filed for Mary F Kurtz Estate
The appraisal report of the estate of the late Mary F Kurtz is filed in the city clerk’s office. It values the personal and real property at 78193.73 dollars and lists filers C P McVivar C M Smith and A B Solenberger.
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Mary F. Kurtz
C. P. McVivar
C. M. Smith
A. B. Solenberger
Guerrilla Warfare Continued Over Steel Use Refusal
The report notes John L. Lewis, head of the CIO in Washington, declaring readiness to refuse to use steel produced in plants on strike for auto production. The piece continues from Page One.
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Lewis
Gram
John L. Lewis
Washington, D. C
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Mobiles
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ambridge
A. F. of L
National Electric Products Company
Astabula-Niles
Warren, O
Warren Republic
C. I. QO
Great Lakes
Detroit
Steel
C. I.O
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors Corporation
Stock Market Report
Gen. Cronkhite
Florida
Manbeck
F. F. A. Delegates
the Evening Star
Barbara
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
N. Y
The
Ben Syndicate, Inc
Standard Oil Co
American Telephone and Telegraph
Portland Cement
Republic Steel
Westinghouse
Burroughs Adding Machine
California
Kurtz
Gureilla
Growers’ Special Committee
Phil H. Gold William Beverley Clifford D. Grim
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